Costa Blanca holidays: The love affair continues

Britons' love affair with Costa Blanca holidays is still in evidence, a new report suggests.

According to the Telegraph, Brits looking to relocate in Spain continue to consider the Costa Blanca as an attractive option.

Perhaps inspired by holidays in the area, Brits are "still carrying a torch" for the Spanish Costas, notes the newspaper's Ben West.

And the Costa Blanca offers a diverse overseas experience, in which busy towns and beaches brush up against more exclusive, peaceful areas.

People on a Costa Blanca holiday may find "upmarket villas, prettier landscapes and rural tranquillity, as well as a dramatic backdrop of high mountains and pretty villages" on their travels, the article asserts.

Such areas represent a family-friendly experience, sheltered from some of the more brash resorts, the report indicates.

Meanwhile, Kyero.com recently cited the region's climate and Brit-friendly community as two reasons for its perennial popularity.

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